Part, Question

 1   1, 48  |  vision of God, the creature ~forfeits its uncreated good. But
 2   1, 49  |  vision of God, the creature ~forfeits its uncreated good. But
 3   2, 65  |   charity through mortal sin, forfeits all the infused moral ~virtues.~
 4   2, 109 |      a ~stain, inasmuch as he forfeits the lustre of grace through
 5   2, 12  |    Para. 1/1~Whether a prince forfeits his dominion over his subjects,
 6   2, 30  |       of man whose respect he forfeits if he remain without ~burial,
 7   2, 73  |       a vicious action, a man forfeits his honor and good name
 8   2, 98  |     knowledge and consent, he forfeits the exercise of ~his Order,
 9   2, 106 |     eye for eye, ~whereby man forfeits his bodily safety; "slavery,"
10   2, 106 |       particular good that he forfeits is not his own ~but common
11   2, 122 |       accorded to a woman who forfeits the integrity of the flesh
12   2, 122 |     Reply OBJ 2: When a woman forfeits the integrity of the flesh,
13   2, 133 |       going to great ~expense forfeits the good" of the magnificent
14   2, 145 |      reference) "Rational man forfeits his dignity, if he sets
15   2, 187 |  follows ~that by slavery man forfeits something which otherwise
16   3, 89  |   since at times a man justly forfeits through his own fault, even ~
17 Suppl, 62| intercourse with his wife, he forfeits the action ~which he had